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  • in reply to: Washington wins, Rams clinch #154318
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    in reply to: Washington wins, Rams clinch #154316
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    in reply to: NFC playoff standings #154313
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    Right now it’s halftime, and the Commandos are losing 17-7 to the Fulcrums.

    2 minutes to go, Washington up 24-17 with Atlanta in redzone.

    in reply to: our reactions to the ARZ game #154312
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    Maybe they can trade Joe Noteboom for Justin Jefferson?

    No way. You don’t trade a franchise lineman like that for just another receiver.

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    Stu Jackson@StuJRams
    Rams get needed win by Vikings, but Browns’ loss means LA now needs a win (or tie) by the Commanders (vs. Falcons on SNF) or 49ers (vs. Lions on MNF) to clinch the NFC West this week

    Right now it’s halftime, and the Commandos are losing 17-7 to the Fulcrums.

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    Precisely, thus rendering your precious Seahawks’ trip to SoFi next week a waste of time.

    No, that just means Seattle can rest its starters.

    😎

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    Bengals won.

    Today:

    Bills
    Browns
    Vikings
    Commanders

    Bengals won.
    Bills won.
    Vikings won.

    Browns lost.

    So it’s up to the Commanders beating the Falcons.

    in reply to: NFC playoff standings #154299
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    No, i get the ‘what’ of it. I dont get the ‘how’ of it. How can they determine the ‘strength of victory’ stuff when there is still a full slate of games NEXT week. Why wouldnt next weeks games change the final totals.

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    Sorry I misunderstood. And the answer is…I don’t know, I can only speculate. So here I go. It more or less it amounts to this–SoV (strength of victory) can be established this week if you only focus on certain teams. They don’t look at every single team that both Seattle and the Rams played, just the ones whose SoV can be established now. It’s roughly the same as team record. In terms of team record, Buffalo at 13-3 will win the AFC East no matter what, since their closest rival is Miami at 7-8. And SoV is not just a matter of who wins, it’s also who loses, because losing means they have a lower SoV. There’s a certain threshold that can be reached this week regardless what happens next week. Again determining this does not mean looking at every single team played by Seattle and LA, they’re only looking for 4 out of 6 teams to cross a certain threshold this week. Those are just the teams whose numbers can be determined this week. So for example, Miami is 7-8 and they played both Seattle and LA. If Miami loses it doesn’t matter what happens next week–if they lose this week they will have a losing record no matter what (7-9). They therefore count less as a tie breaker.

    So if the Bills have a strong record now (13-3) beating them counts more than beating Miami (if they go 7-9). As it happens Seattle beat Miami but lost to Buffalo. So the Rams losing to Miami doesn’t count as much as beating Buffalo. That’s a heavy determination if Miami does not end up with a winning record. If they lose today they can’t possibly have a winning record even if they win next week.

    It’s more complicated than that because each team’s SoV also counts. Neither Seattle nor the Rams played the Bengals or Broncos, but then whoever won that game will determine the SoV of some teams both the Rams and Seattle did play.

    Anyway, I don’t “know” any of this, I am just speculating based on what it looks like.

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    So the Bills are crushing the Jets, i see.

    …i still dont get how this works. Because there are still games next week. I would have thought the algrebra could all change again with next weeks games. ( assuming the Rams lose to the Seahawks and end up tied)

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    If the “3 teams win” scenario works, then the Rams clinch now. This weekend.

    Otherwise, they have to beat Seattle next week.

    Today:

    Bengals won.
    Bills winning, by a huge margin.

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    Checklist! The key teams, ie. the ones that we need to win, are bolded.

    *Saturday

    Broncos at Bengals, 4:30 et

    *Sunday

    Jets at Bills, 1 et

    Dolphins at Browns, 4:05 et

    Packers at Vikings, 4:05 et

    Falcons at Commanders, 8:20 et

    *Monday

    Lions at 49ers, 8:15 et

    Bengals won.

    Today:

    Bills
    Browns
    Vikings
    Commanders

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    Rams Bros.@RamsBrothers
    Michael Hoecht has blocked 3 FG’s this year. Even if you don’t like him in coverage, he’s a team guy and is great on special teams

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    Arash Markazi@ArashMarkazi
    If I’m a Rams fan, I’m not concerned about Sean McVay, Matthew Stafford, Cooper Kupp, Puka Nacua, Kyren Williams and the rest of the offense scoring points. The bigger takeaway is the defense holding opponents to single digits in 3 straight games for the first time in 49 years.

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    Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
    Amid a series of very strange moments on Saturday night, and bad offensive football, the player who stayed the most even-keeled saved the day.

    It’s just Ahkello Witherspoon’s nature:

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    Gary Klein@LATimesklein
    McVay on if he looks at games that could determine strength of victory and predicts outcomes: “You look at it and you say, all right, subconsciously I think you think what might happen but I think that’s why a lot of people lose their ass betting on NFL games probably.”

    in reply to: ARZ game–tweets, plays, highlights #154278
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    Defense:

    DL played a great game,
    as far as keeping Murray inside the pocket and not running so much.

    The stats number against the Ram’s defense doesn’t look good,
    cause of time of possession.

    Stats:

    Giving up 321yds/passing & 113yds/run,
    because the offense only had the ball for 23/mins.
    But had: 4/sacks, 4/TFL, 6/QB Hits, 2/INT

    Fiske, 2/sacks,

    INT by Kinchens,
    (He made a bonehead mistake, he should of knock the ball down,
    since it was 4th down, and bring the ball back at the RAMs 40yd line)

    INT by Witherspoon, he saved the game for us to win it.

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    Rams Top Plays From Week 17 Win Over Cardinals: Ahkello Witherspoon’s Game-Sealing INT + More

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    From another thread:

    Jim Youngblood 53@53_jim70721
    Rams defense gave up some yards, but not points. Rams limiting explosives last few weeks — defensive is playing so well ….

    Points. On defense, there’s a stat called “NFL Team Opponent Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only).” At this moment the stats don’t include today’s game. But looking just at the last three games before this one, Rams rank 1st–with 28.57%.

    My bet is that this game both maintains that ranking and makes the percentage even lower.

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    Albert Breer@AlbertBreer
    The Rams get to double-digit wins for the sixth time in Sean McVay’s eight seasons in charge. You have to go back 30 years to count up the six double-digit win seasons for the franchise prior to McVay’s arrival.

    No need to overcomplicate who the difference-maker is.

    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    DE Braden Fiske recorded his eighth sack of the season in the second quarter, the most by a Rams player this season. His 8.0 sacks are the most among all rookies and tied for the third-most in a season by a Rams rookie trailing only Aaron Donald (9.0) and Kobie Turner (9.0).

    Sarah Barshop@sarahbarshop
    According to Next Gen Stats, Jared Verse generated a team-high seven pressures, including four pressures under 2.5 seconds, on 43 pass rushes (16.3%).

    Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
    Verse wasn’t necessarily all over the simple stat sheet like his teammates were, but his quick-pressure and overall pressure success drew blocking attention and set up different rush designs that helped loosen others at times.

    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    The offensive line did not allow a sack for a fourth-consecutive game, tied for the longest streak in franchise history and the first time they’ve accomplished the feat since 2013.

    OptaSTATS@OptaSTATS
    The @RamsNFL now have two rookies with at least four interceptions this season in Kamren Kinchens and Jaylen McCollough.

    The 33rd Team@The33rdTeamFB
    No one has more 100+ yard receiving games than Puka Nacua this season

    This is his 9th full game

    Highest Receiving Yards per Game in NFL History

    Justin Jefferson: 97.1
    Ja’Marr Chase: 87.1
    Puka Nacua: 86.9
    Calvin Johnson: 86.1

    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    Since returning from Injured Reserve in Week 8, WR Puka Nacua (@AsapPuka) has recorded five games with 100+ receiving yards, most in the NFL over that span.

    Puka Nacua – Five Games
    Justin Jefferson – Four Games
    Nine players – Three Games

    Rams Bros.@RamsBrothers
    Rams can become the 1st team in NFL HISTORY to enter their bye week under .500 and make the playoffs in back-to-back seasons

    in reply to: NFC playoff standings #154272
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    Rams Bros.@RamsBrothers
    Only 6 teams in NFL HISTORY have made the playoffs after starting the season 1-4:
    • 1970 Bengals
    • 1992 Chargers
    • 2002 Titans
    • 2011 Broncos
    • 2015 Chiefs
    • 2018 Colts

    how many have won their division?

    1970 Bengals, 1992 Chargers, 2002 Titans, 2011 Broncos. So all except the 2015 Chiefs and the 2018 Colts, both of which had records good enough to be wildcards.

    in reply to: ARZ game–tweets, plays, highlights #154268
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    in reply to: ARZ game–tweets, plays, highlights #154264
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    Howard Balzer@HBalzer721
    Matthew Stafford 17-32 for 189 and 71.0 rating.

    Bad INT by Rams [Kinchen]. Should have knocked it down. Gave up 29 yards

    Geoff Schwartz@geoffschwartz
    The Rams certainly find different ways to win each week.

    Ramblin’ Fan@RamblinFan
    With a sensational effort from the Rams defense, including 4 QB sacks, 2 interceptions, and a blocked PAT, the LA Rams (10-6) have defeated the Arizona Cardinals (7-9) by a chest-pumping score of 13-9

    Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
    What a time for Ahkello Witherspoon’s first interception of the season.

    Jim Youngblood 53@53_jim70721
    Said it all year, it’s not perfect defense, but it is a defense that can win a playoff game.

    Rams defense gave up some yards, but not points. Rams limiting explosives last few weeks — defensive is playing so well ….

    Offense? Have to play better.

    Rams Bros.@RamsBrothers
    Rams have won 5 straight games for the first time since 2021.

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    in reply to: NFC playoff standings #154257
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    Rams Bros.@RamsBrothers
    Only 6 teams in NFL HISTORY have made the playoffs after starting the season 1-4:
    • 1970 Bengals
    • 1992 Chargers
    • 2002 Titans
    • 2011 Broncos
    • 2015 Chiefs
    • 2018 Colts

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